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now here's an AI integration that doesn't seem pointless and stupid
In fact it's a feature I've been waiting for someone to do!
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/use-live-caption...
Please no AI.
> using open-source AI models that run locally on users’ devices, eliminating the need for internet connectivity or cloud services this isn't the bad kind of ai we hate... it could be actually useful!
I wonder how strong your pc will have to be to run this locally.
Initial versions will be more power hungry, but it'll be negligible at the end, given that modern processors have accelerators for image and voice based AI applications.
Maybe they're really using a truly open source model (probably not) but the meaning of the word is muddied already.
I wonder how strong your pc will have to be to run this locally.
Obv you can find majority of subs online for popular files but niche cases usually have low subs available and sharing AI could help the ecosystem.
In the ideal case you'd probably generate a first pass of subtitles with AI, have a human review and tweak it as needed, and then share that. There's no reason for people to be repeatedly generating their own subtitles in most cases.
Can’t wait to watch anime with AI generated subs, it will be a beautiful trainwreck.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> using open-source AI models that run locally on users’ devices, eliminating the need for internet connectivity or cloud services this isn't the bad kind of ai we hate... it could be actually useful!
There isn't enough information to judge. For example, the article doesn't mention if the training data was legally and ethically acquired.
Can’t wait to watch anime with AI generated subs, it will be a beautiful trainwreck.
As a former fansub translator, it's better for mankind this way. Further thoughts on the matter: https://old.reddit.com/r/grandorder/comments/dnpzrh/everyone...